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Who became King of England after Elizabeth I died in 1603?

  1. aJames VI of Scotland, who became James I of EnglandCorrect answer
  2. bCharles I, the son of the Scottish king James
  3. cMary, Queen of Scots, who had been set free
  4. dPhilip II of Spain, who had married Mary I

Why?

Elizabeth had no children, so the crown went to James VI of Scotland, the son of Mary, Queen of Scots. He became James I of England, Wales and Ireland. His mother had already been executed in 1587.

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